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Joslin "Josh" McDowell (born August 17, 1939) is an evangelical Christian apologist and evangelist. [2] He is the author or co-author of over 150 books. In 2006, his book Evidence That Demands a Verdict was ranked 13th in Christianity Today ' s list of most influential evangelical books published after World War II. [ 3 ]
Josh McDowell – evangelist and Christian apologist. [ 96 ] John Warwick Montgomery – renowned Christian apologist, Lutheran theologian, and barrister; as a philosophy major in college, he investigated the claims of Christianity "to preserve intellectual integrity" and converted [ 97 ]
Power to Change was founded in 1967 by Josh McDowell as Campus Crusade for Christ Canada. The initial organization was based around a student ministry at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. Athletes in Action was launched in Canada in 1974 and the Christian Embassy was started in Ottawa in 1985. FamilyLife hosted its first marriage ...
Josh McDowell – Evangelical Christian apologist and evangelist. Author or co-author of over 150 books. Alvera Mickelsen, 1942 – writer, journalism professor, advocate of Christian feminism and co-founder of Christians for Biblical Equality [2] John Ortberg – pastor and author
Crooked X was a hard rock band from Coweta, Oklahoma, U.S., consisting of members Forrest French (lead vocals/lead guitar), Jesse Cooper (lead guitar/backing vocals), Boomer Simpson (drums, backing vocals), and Josh McDowell(bass guitar). The band is now defunct and has not performed since 2011.
By 2008, Josh McDowell Ministry had become a speaking and humanitarian ministry based in Dallas which partnered with Cru. [ 69 ] [ 70 ] Over the years his ministry has focused on Christian apologetics , youth issues such as relationships and sexuality, and international humanitarian aid.
Many people have become Christian after reading the book, and writers including John Warwick Montgomery and Josh McDowell, have used his book in their own discussions on the resurrection. [26] Dorothy L. Sayers stated that she relied on Morison's discussion of the trial of Jesus while writing her play The Man Born To Be King. [27]
Josh McDowell, The Resurrection Factor, (San Bernardino: Here's Life Publishers, 1981). ISBN 0-918956-72-2 John Warwick Montgomery, "The Jury Returns: A Juridical Defense of Christianity," in Evidence For Faith: Deciding the God Question , edited by John Warwick Montgomery, (Dallas: Probe, 1991), pp. 319–341.